Complete walk through for A/C condenser Install & removal for a 2001-2005 honda civic ex, dx, lx…. DIY, save money! Enjoy.
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Complete walk through for A/C condenser Install & removal for a 2001-2005 honda civic ex, dx, lx…. DIY, save money! Enjoy.
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How would i replace a 03 civic hybrid ac compressor
Great video. What size orings did u use? Can't get access to the whole bag. Also, how do I know how much pag oil to put in? Mine is a 2007 honda accord.
I'm so frustrated with my ex. New radiator, new condenser, new thermostat…… and I'm over heating wtf
you did good but you didn't change the drier or pull a vacuum on the open system … you just put in 16 oz of 134a for nothing………
dear gerb, I have honda civic 2004 while moving on road my ac works well but when I stops on any traffic or signal cold air stops. any reason you can suggest.
thanks and very very useful video
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The new condenser had the drier built into the tube on the left side (as sitting in driver’s seat) near where the lines attached. You did not replace the drier beads; I cannot believe the new condenser came with the drier already filled? That would be an extra step and more money, I would think. Adding the oil to the condenser at the drier seems strange but I guess it does not matter if oil gets into the refrigerant. Air is considered a containment in a closed system that is supposed to have a special gas refrigerant. I do not know any of this and hope someone will comment that knows.
The new condenser had the drier built into the tube on the left side (as sitting in driver’s seat) near where the lines attached. You did not replace the drier beads; I cannot believe the new condenser came with the drier already filled? That would be an extra step and more money, I would think. Adding the oil to the condenser at the drier seems strange but I guess it does not matter if oil gets into the refrigerant. Air is considered a containment in a closed system that is supposed to have a special gas refrigerant. I do not know any of this and hope someone will comment that knows.
Hey do you know the length of the 10mm bolt that connects the hoses to the condensor?